The Dharamsala weather has become the centre of attention because India and England will clash in the fifth and final Test of the ongoing series at the HPCA Stadium on Thursday (Mar 7).
Dharamshala has been witnessing persistent showers, snowfall, and dipping temperatures. Thus, India's hopes for victory depend on the skies on Thursday.
According to the weather forecast by the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD), temperatures can go as low as six degrees Celsius on Thursday, the opening day of the Test.
IMD has predicted light showers in the first two days.
Meanwhile, AccuWeather has predicted thundershowers on Thursday afternoon with an 82 per cent chance of rain. Moreover, the incoming sleet could play spoilsport during the last Test of the series.
While days two, three and four will have regular sunshine, rain can return on Monday (Mar 11).
In January, India struggled to field during a T20I match against Afghanistan in Mohali. Skipper Rohit Sharma was spotted using a hot-water bag on his palms during a drinks break while fielding.